Worksheets6th Titanic
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 24mins
What date did the Titanic sink?
April 12, 1912
April 13, 1912
April 14, 1912
April 15, 1912
The Titanic was known as the greatest ship in the world but it was also known as something else. What was it?
Unbearable
Amazing
Unsinkable
Fascinating
What was the name of the ship that came and saved those in the lifeboats after the sinking of the Titanic?
Queen Mary
King George
Carpathia
Olympic
About how many people died during the sinking of the Titanic?
1000
1300
1400
1500
About how many people survived the sinking of the Titanic?
200
500
800
700
Who were the first people to get on the lifeboats?
Women and Children
Crew and Nurses
Men and Children
3rd Class and 2nd Class
What inference can be made about the passengers' feelings as the Titanic began to sink?
They were mostly calm, believing the ship was unsinkable
They were indifferent, trusting the crew to handle the situation
They were panicked, realizing the gravity of their situation
They were excited, seeing it as an adventure
How did the design of the Titanic contribute to the disaster, according to chapters 12-14?
The lifeboats were not sufficient for all passengers
The hull was not reinforced properly
The compartments were not fully watertight
All of the above
What lesson can be learned from the crew's handling of the disaster?
The importance of strict adherence to protocol
The need for better communication systems on ships
The value of emergency preparedness and training
The effectiveness of maintaining a hierarchy in crisis situations
How was the Titanic powered?
propeller only
wood burned in stoves
coal burned in boilers
gasoline powered
What can you infer about meals served to those in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class?
3rd Class meals were of a better quality than 2nd Class.
Meal choices would have been the same for all three Classes.
1st Class meals would have been more specialty items like seafood, steaks, and special dishes prepared by the chef.
You had to pay extra for meals in 2nd Class.
Using the graphs, overall, which group of people had the fewest survivors?
The Crew
3rd Class
2nd Class
1st Class
fancy and stylish
freckles
elegant
glossy
soothing
shiny and soothing
freckles
elegant
glossy
soothing
What are some signs that Titanic is sinking? Pick TWO.
The floor is slanting
The men are playing cards
There is water in the hallways
The band is playing lively music
What was the official name of the ship?
The Titan
The Titanic
RMS Titanic
From where did the Titanic depart?*
Ireland
Belgium
England
Where was the Titanic's destination?
England
New York City
Belgium
Price of a 1st class ticket?
$285
$4350
$2000
Price of a 3rd class ticket?
$4,350
$150
$1,985
The scientist used a ___ device to see how far it was to the floor of the ocean.
ooze
sediment
sonar
cramped
After the hurricane, there was a lot of old ___ to be cleaned up around the town.
debris
cramped
sonar
interior
A large boat or ship that has room and carries passengers on long journeys.
Cruise Ship
Boat
Ocean Liner
Airline
A large piece of ice in the ocean, that sticks out of the water but also goes deep under the water
iceberg
chunk
block
obstacle
When passengers are "panicking" or freaking out, they are in
groaning
enjoyment
anger
distress
A small boat that helps save people in a dangerous time
rowboat
life jacket
lifeboat
life saver
What does the word 'horizon' mean in the following sentence: 'The sun dipped below the horizon.'
The sun dipped below the water
The line where the earth and the sky appear to meet
The sun dipped below the clouds
The sun dipped below the mountain
In the sentence 'The voyager set sail on a long journey across the sea', what does 'voyager' mean?
A person who travels long distances by sea or in space
A type of plant that grows in the ocean
A type of bird that lives near the sea
A type of boat used for fishing
What is "Mood" in literature?
The attitude toward the reader and the subject they are writing about.
The feelings created in the reader.
An indication of something that will happen in the future.
A device in the narrative of a motion picture or novel.
What does "Foreshadow" mean in literary terms?
The attitude toward the reader and the subject they are writing about.
The feelings created in the reader.
An indication of something that will happen in the future.
A device in the narrative of a motion picture or novel.
Which term describes the feelings created in the reader?
Mood
Foreshadow
Tone
Flashback
Which literary device is used to hint at or allude to future plot developments?
Mood
Foreshadow
Tone
Flashback
What is the purpose of a "Flashback" in a narrative?
To create feelings in the reader.
To indicate something that will happen in the future.
To insert an event or scene from the past into the chronological structure of the narrative.
To express the narrator or author’s emotions, attitude, tone, and point of view.
Which term refers to the narrator or author’s emotions, attitude, tone, and point of view?
Mood
Foreshadow
Tone
Voice
What does the term "accommodations" refer to?
Rooms and food, especially in a hotel or on a ship or train
A prediction of the future
Something new, original, or unusual
Terrifyingly horrible
What does "moderate" mean?
Not excessive or extreme: average
Terrifyingly horrible
Next to or in contact with
A prediction of the future
Which word describes something "terrifyingly horrible"?
Ghastly
Feverishly
Moderate
Novelty
